Sentence examples for available for improvements from inspiring English sources

WORK WILL BEGIN AT ONCE Funds Now Available for Improvements -- 400 Acclaim New Football Coach at Roosevelt.

Now that $7.9 million has been made available for improvements and additions, the people who love Dolores Park are turning out by the hundreds to protect their turf — loosely defined topography with nicknames ranging from Hippie Hill to the Gay Beach.

But it's also a challenge to the new owners, GIP, to deliver competitive returns on such a top end price, and it will probably mean there's less available for improvements to the asset.

The city must promptly implement the reorganization plan and continue to make funds available for improvements at the zoo itself.

Many loans are available for improvements related to sustainability, organic farming, energy efficiency, nutrient management, agroforestry, sustainable communities, research, livestock and crop diversity, and weed and pest management.

Although important advances in the improvement of these species have been made by classical breeding and modern marker assisted selection, genetic manipulation and in vitro culture allows the gene pool to be broadened beyond that normally available for improvement by allowing the transfer of genes which control well-defined traits between species.

This may be extra valuable because quality improvement is costly and evaluation has become more and more important given the scarcity of resources available for improvement of services.

These findings suggest that there are differences for physicians in office settings that need to be considered; perhaps they face greater challenges with less advanced EMR features and fewer resources available for improvement.

We will collect data from drug sellers and caregivers of young children from mixed data sources (GPS data, surveys, exit interviews, FGDs and interviews) in order to illuminate current demographics and treatment practices of private drug sellers, and opportunities available for improvement.

In 1976, spurred by energy worries and a significant increase in traffic on Interstate 95, the federal government made $1.6 billion available for railroad improvements in the Northeast Corridor.

This would make more data available for continued improvements of empirical prediction models and for validation of numerical vibration simulation codes.